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Inestimable Blessings (2010)

by Amanda Young(Favorite Author)

3.48 of 5 Votes: 2

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

ALY Books

review 1: Sweet but too short! I thought this was an incredibly sweet story. I really enjoyed it, but I thought it was too short to truly fulfill it's promise. The conflict that Lee and Finn had was resolved in such a short time (a matter of a few sentences) that I had to read it over again just to make sure that I didn't miss something. That's really my only complaint. I loved the characters, the story line, the hot sex...pretty much everything. I just didn't feel like Lee and Finn got all that they deserved.
review 2: Lee's got a good life, stable job, house, no boyfriend, but he wants a family so has a surrogate about 6 weeks from popping out a little one. His friends bug him about talking about a baby too much and tell him gay men don't want to talk kids, so w... morehen he finally meets his hot neighbor Finn and they start dating he keeps his mouth shut. He figures it's just a fling anyway, so whatever. As the date approaches he finally breaks down and tells Finn who doesn't react very well. A week later Finn apologises, they work it out and eagerly await the baby. The baby arrives, everything is going great and Lee is just about to say the "L" word when he catches Finn in a compromising position with his ex. Ooops. I was a bit worried about reading this one so soon after the other baby one I read, but the baby is really a much smaller part of this and there is little discussion of shopping or decorating. Some, but not tons. It's more about Lee and Finn and working up the nerve to tell him and then coping with the aftermath. The major crisis is resolved within minutes which was nice, not dragged out forever and it's a sweet story without excessive angst or trauma. less

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